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Since the first released on January 9, 2007, iPhone’s become more and more popular for its multiple functions: as a portable media player (equivalent to an iPod), a camera phone (including text messaging and visual voicemail), and an Internet client (with email, web browsing and local Wi-Fi connectivity).

Here, I’ll tell you how to enjoy your iPhone fully, such as, how to create your favorite iPhone Ringtone, how to enjoy DVD, videos on your iPhone, and how to backup things from your iPhone to PC.

The article includes four parts.

Part One: How to create free iPhone Ringtones by yourself?

Part Two: How to enjoy DVD movies on your iPhone?

Part Three: How to enjoy videos on your iPhone?

Part Four: How to transfer music from one iPhone to another iPhone, iPhone to PC, PC to iPhone?

Part One: How to create free iPhone Ringtones by yourself?

We know that iPhone, iPhone 3G Ringtones use the file extension .M4R. And the users must pay for a piece of song through Apple iTunes store. While now, you can create free iPhone Ringtones by yourself with Aiseesoft iPhone Ringtone Maker (http://www.aiseesoft.com/iphone-ringtone-maker.html).

You can take the following step-by-step instructions to start.

Step 0: Download and install Aiseesoft iPhone Ringtone Maker. After a short while, you can see the following interface:

http://www.aiseesoft.com/images/guide/iphone-suite/iphone-ringtone-maker.jpg

Step 1: Click “Browse” on the right side of “Input File” to import the file that you want to make ringtone from it.  Read more... (1108 words, estimated 4:26 mins reading time)

Cell Phone backup, DVD/Video, Files, Iphone, Ringtone

In today’s world, most people own at least one computer at which they spend a great deal of personal and working time. By doing so, they are generating a lot of important data and using often expensive programs to perform various tasks. So what happens when the computer hard drive, the part of the computer that stores all this data and the programs, decides to “crash” or quit working? That can be very devastating to the computer owner when it happens, as you may have guessed already.

What precautions can a computer user take to avoid losing all of their important data and software in the off-chance that their system goes down? Computer professionals recommend that users regularly back up their data to an outside source. This can be to a portable digital device like a disk, a flash drive or a website designed specially for storing data securely. Likewise, software can be backed up as well and here are some suggestions on how to best go about doing this periodically.

Keep a spare hard-drive

Some computers, including laptops, come with removable hard drives that can be exchanged with other removable hard drives. This can be especially convenient when you have to travel away from your business computer and need to carry with you all of your computer contents. But this can also be very useful when you back up your computer software and other large files that will probably be too large for a simple disk file or flash drive. Using the default windows backup process that your computer came with, you can install backups onto the removable hard drive and then keep it in a safe place just in case you ever need to restore these files to your exiting or another computer.  Read more... (513 words, estimated 2:03 mins reading time)

Computer backup, Computer, Software

One of the most frightening things that can happen to a person is to lose the data off of their hard drive. Many of us store personal and business information on our computers. The thought of losing data due to a crashed or failed hard drive or perhaps a breach of data security sends chills down the spine of every grown man and woman. Once you except that you did not back up your data you need begin the data recovery process.

What exactly are your data recovery options once your hard drive crashes? First of all, stop using the computer immediately. It is not suggested that you run any data recovery software that came with your computer as this software can overwrite the original files. The next step is to allow a hard disk recovery company to restore your pertinent files. Contact a reputable company immediately. There are a few companies who come right to your home, but at-home data recovery computer services charge more. Certain computer files, such as DWG files (a complex graphics file format), require a specialist in order to be recovered. If there is damage to the hard drive you may not be able to recover your files. A hard drive crashing is an instance where data recovery is possible. If your data security is breached you may never recover what is stolen.  Read more... (613 words, estimated 2:27 mins reading time)

Data Recovery backup, Data, Recovery, right, Security

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Despite my best efforts, this past week I lost both my primary and secondary computer systems. After losing my primary desktop several years ago, I vowed I would never let myself be caught without an operating PC. As they say, “the road to h*ll is paved with good intentions,” and I once again was caught with my proverbial pants down without an operating computer when my desktop, which had been exhibiting some problem signs in the last month, died suddenly and would not turn on.

I then went to my laptop, which I had admittedly been lazy about keeping updated, and turned it on. Immediately the Windows update process started, and asked me install Service Pack 3 for Windows XP. Having done that successfully on my desktop, I wasn’t too worried about any installation problems on the laptop. However, upon completing the installation, the blue screen of death appeared, which is NEVER a good sign with a Windows-based system.

After trying for about an hour without success to revive my laptop (which is only 8 months old and still under warranty), I knew that I was in trouble and starting looking for alternatives. Fortunately, my husband keeps a laptop on hand that he uses for gaming when we travel, and he generously offered to let me install my programs and files on it until I could repair one of my computers.  Read more... (1422 words, estimated 5:41 mins reading time)

Computer backup, Computer, Data, Effective, Most, Recovery, Tools

The subject of computer backups has always been a topic of importance when it comes to preserving the data on your computer. These days there are more options available to you in this arena, which can be both a help and a hindrance. On one hand, having more options is helpful because better solutions have been brought to the marketplace from which you can now choose to fit your needs. A hindrance exists in that the multitude of choices might scare off users and cause them to avoid the issue altogether, which can have a disastrous ending.

It does not have to be complicated nor time consuming, so there is no good reason not to tackle backing up your computer.

The Philosophy

We all know that backing up can preserve the information that is stored on your computer, but how far do you take your backup philosophy? It depends on what you can ‘afford’ to lose.

To one computer user, just backing up periodically will suffice. The thought here is that if you lose your data, you can restore it apart from your operating system, and the time that this takes is not a critical consideration. Many home users fall into this category. It makes sense as long as you are not dependent upon your computer for time-sensitive applications and tasks and/or for accessing and retrieving data relative to finances, etc.  Read more... (820 words, estimated 3:17 mins reading time)

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